Deodorant recall shocker! These everyday brands just failed major safety tests - is your brand on the list?
The safety rules are called Current Good Manufacturing Practices (CGMP), which make sure products are made in a clean and safe way. The recall was officially announced on July 10 by the company, as per the North Jersey report.
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The company didn't say exactly what was wrong or what health risks the deodorants could cause. The FDA warned people to stop using these products immediately. You should either throw them away or return them to the store you bought them from, as per the reports.
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Which Deodorants got recalled?
Power Stick for Her – Powder Fresh (1.8 oz)
UPC: 815195019313
21,265 cases recalled
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Power Stick Invisible Protection – Spring Fresh (1.8 oz)
UPC: 815195018194
22,482 cases recalled
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Power Stick Original Nourishing Invisible Protection (1.8 oz)
UPC: 815195018224
23,467 cases recalled
These deodorants were sold all over the U.S., including big stores like Walmart and online on Amazon. If you want more info, check the FDA's website or contact the company directly, according to the report by North Jersey.
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Q1. Which Power Stick deodorants were recalled in July 2025?
Three Power Stick roll-on deodorants were recalled: Powder Fresh, Spring Fresh, and Original Nourishing, all in 1.8 oz size.
Q2. Why were Power Stick deodorants recalled by A.P. Deauville?
They were recalled for not following FDA's safety manufacturing rules, though exact problems weren't shared.
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